Novedades

"Cultural anecdotes, along with a cast of well-developed characters, create a memorable tale examining our differences and the commonalities that unite us all. 5 Stars!" -Gail Ward Olmsted, author of Landscape of a Marriage Set in the steamy equatorial rain forest of Nicaragua, Tropical Depression tells a poignant, touchingly funny tale of a young couple, Lupe and Ascensión Guzman, who, after being deported from the United States, have returned to their jungle village of Krukrulitos at the foot of the percolating volcano Momotombo. Here they struggle to readjust to life under one roof with...

This book, the 46th of Stan’s career, tells about the exciting adventure they had in the enchanting nation of Costa Rica. That was courtesy of their long-time friends Larry and Linda Seng. Back in 2017, they were living in Costa Rica several months of each year. The rest of the time they lived in Oklahoma City, OK and worked in the oil industry. Stan and Peggy were guests of the Sengs at their home in La Garita. They were kind enough to act as chauffeurs and guides. The Sengs took them to such interesting towns as San José (the Capital city), Alajuela, San Ramón, Monteverde, Atenas, ...

Argentina, a land of diverse landscapes and rich cultural heritage, captivates travelers with its unique allure. From the vibrant streets of Buenos Aires to the breathtaking wilderness of Patagonia, Argentina offers an abundance of experiences that appeal to various interests.

"The Pensionado Path" by Sid thoroughly examines the growing trend among North American retirees seeking a better quality of life through retirement visas in Latin America. The book is divided into sections covering fundamental and technical analysis. It explores the reasons behind the popularity of Pensionado visas among fixed-income retirees, detailing the requirements for obtaining these visas in countries such as Mexico, Costa Rica, Panama, Ecuador, and Colombia. Additionally, it discusses expat hubs like Oaxaca, Boquete, San José, Medellín, and Cuenca, highlighting the differences ...

Two high school friends - about to become juniors in college - decide to travel from their homes in San Diego County, California, to see the Panama Canal in the summer of 1961.